hi,
i have some time building a JavaDocGenerator using qdox, qdox is really very simple. i plan just to marrshal qdox objects to xml using ns xmlns:jd="http://org.apache/cocoon/javadoc/1.0";.
all other transfromation should be done by some transformations steps down the pipeline.
First I tried to use Castor, but Castor wants always getXXX() too, which are not always available int QDOX classes. Thus I do the marshalling manually.
it's not finished yet, still some way to go, ....
regards bernhard
a xml generator snippet of JavDocGenerator:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<jd:javadoc xmlns:jd="http://org.apache/cocoon/javadoc/1.0";>
<jd:javadoc>
....
<jd:java-source file="\projects\external-java-projects\cocoon-homepage\src\java\org\apache\cocoon\generation\javadoc\JavaDocGenerator.java" package="org.apache.cocoon.generation.javadoc">
<jd:imports>org.apache.avalon.framework.parameters.Parameters</jd:imports>
....
<jd:java-class>org.apache.cocoon.generation.javadoc.JavaDocGenerator</jd:java-class>
</jd:java-source>
<jd:java-class fully-qualified-name="org.apache.cocoon.generation.javadoc.JavaDocGenerator"
package="org.apache.cocoon.generation.javadoc" is-interface="false" is-public="true">
...
<jd:comment>Description of the Class</jd:comment>
<jd:doclet-tag name="author" value="Administrator">
<jd:parameter key="Administrator" value=""/>
</jd:doclet-tag>
...
<jd:super-class key="$Id$" value="">org.apache.cocoon.generation.ComposerGenerator</jd:super-class>
</jd:java-class> .......
